Philips 58pfl9955h User Manual

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Contents
To begin   5
TV  tour    5
Setting up   12
Keys  on  the  TV    17
Register your  TV    19
Help and  support   20
Use your TV   21
Remote control   21
Menus    24
Watch TV    28
Watch 3D   33
Watch satellite   34
Watch a  connected device   36
Ambilight   37
Net TV    39
More on ...   43
Text   43
Interactive TV    45
Multimedia   46
Locks and  timers    48
Subtitles  and  languages   49
Universal  access    50
Setup    51
Picture, Sound,  Ambilight   51
Channels    53
Satellite  channels    55
Network   57
Devices    59
Software   61
Connections   62
First  connections   62
About  cables   63
Connect devices    65
Connect more devices    73
Network   77
SD card    78
Common Interface CAM   79
Troubleshooting   80
Contact information    80
TV  and  remote control   81
TV  channels    82
Picture and  sound   83
Devices    84
Multimedia   85
Network   86
Specifications    87
Software   87
Environmental   88
Power and  reception   89
Display and  sound   90
Display resolutions    91
Multimedia   92
Connectivity    93
Dimensions  and  weights    94
Index   95
Contents4
 
						

							1
1.1
To begin
TV tour
Cinema 21:9
This  Cinema  21:9  TV  perfectly  matches the  original  movie format
and  is equipped  with  a  full  High Definition  (HD) display.  A  full  HD
2560x1080p, the  highest resolution of  HD sources.
This  display  offers  a  brilliant flickerfree progressive  scan  picture with
optimum brightness  and  superb  colours. Advanced  formatting
technology continuously analyses the  incoming  signals  and
progressively  stretches  non  21:9  images to  full  screen and  avoids
distortion.
The remote control
To  adjust  the  volume.
To  switch TV  channels.
To  open  or close the  Home  menu h.
In  the  Home  menu, you  can  start or stop a  TV  activity.  Like watching
TV  or watching  a  movie from a  connected DVD player.
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							To  open  or close the  Browse  menu e.
In  the  Browse  menu, you  can  open  Text,  the  Channel list  or the  TV
programme  guide.
To  open  or close the  Options menu o.
In  the  Options menu, you  can  select settings related to  what  is
shown  on  screen.
While you  watch  a  channel, mark it as  a  favourite  or stop the
slideshow of  your  photos shown  on  screen.
To  open  or close the  Adjust  menu s.
In  the  Adjust  menu, you  can  quickly adjust  some picture and  sound
settings.
Back b.
With  Back you  go back  to  the  previous TV  channel or go one  step
back  in  a  menu.
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							Red
With  the  red key, you  select the  red option or open  digital
Interactive TV services or some TV  demonstration clips.
Green
With  the  green key, you  select the  green option or the  Eco settings.
Yellow
With  the  yellow  key, you  select the  yellow  option.
Blue
With  the  blue  key, you  select the  blue  option.
Read more about  the  remote control in  Help > Use your TV >
Remote control > Overview.
Or go to  the  ¬ Search page  to  look  for  any  topic.
Press  u to  select the  next TV  tour.
The TV menus
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							You  can  operate the  TV  with  the  4 menus.
Discover and  learn  their specific uses.
• the  Home menu
• the  Browse menu
• the  Options menu
• the  Adjust menu
To  open  or close the  Home  menu h.
Open the  Home  menu as  a  starting point  to  operate the  TV.
In  the  Home  menu, you  can  start or stop a  TV  activity.  Like watching
TV  - Watch TV - or watching  a  movie from a  connected DVD
player.
To  open  or close the  Browse  menu e.
With  an  activity  started in  the  Home  menu, open  the  Browse  menu
to  find  the  activity  content.
While watching  TV,  you  can  find  a  channel in  the  Channel list or
open  Text.
To  open  or close the  Options menu o
Open the  Options menu to  select a  setting related to  what  is shown
on  screen.
While you  watch  a  channel, mark it as  a  favourite  but also  open  the
DVD disc menu while watching  a  DVD movie.
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							To  open  or close the  Adjust  menu s
Open the  Adjust  menu to  quickly adjust  the  picture and  sound
settings.
You  can  set the  Smart picture setting to  Game,  which is ideal for
gaming, or change the  Surround setting of  the  TV  speakers.
Go  to  the  ¬ Search page  to  look  for  any  topic in  Help.
Connecting devices
To  connect a  DVD,  Blu-ray  Disc  player  or game  console,  use the
HDMI connection.
The HDMI  connection  offers  the  best picture and  sound quality  and,
if  your  device has  EasyLink (HDMI -CEC),  the  TV  can  add  the  device
in  the  Home  menu automatically.
When a  device is added  in  the  Home  menu, you  can  select it to
watch  its  programme.  If  the  device has  no  EasyLink  or you  do not
use the  HDMI  connection, you  must  add  the  connected device in
the  Home  menu using  Add  your devices.
Read more about  Add  your  devices  in  Help > Use your TV >
Menus > Home  menu.
Read more about  EasyLink  in  Help > Setup > EasyLink  HDMI -CEC.
In  the  chapter Help > Connections,  drawings  like  these  help  you  to
connect most common  devices.
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							High Definition TV
This  TV  can  display  High Definition  programmes, but to  enjoy  HD
TV you  need to  get programmes  in  HD first.  If  you  are not  watching
HD programmes, the  picture quality  will  be that  of  a  normal  TV.
Watch HD TV programmes  from .  .  .
• a  Blu-ray  Disc  player
• a  Digital HD receiver connected with  HDMI  and  with  a
subscription  to  HD programmes
• Over-the -air  HD broadcasts  (DVB -T MPEG4)
• channels  offering  HD on  a  DVB -C  network
• an  HD game  console  connected with  HDMI  and  playing an  HD
game
HD video  clip
To  experience the  stunning sharpness and  picture quality  of  HD TV,
you  can  start the  High Definition  video clip from the  Home  menu.
Press  Home > Setup > Watch demos (on  the  second page  of  the
Setup menu).
Contact your  dealer for  more information.
Go  to  www.philips.com/support to  find  FAQs  featuring the  list  of
HD channels  or providers  in  your  country.
Network and Net  TV
Wireless  PC network
Simply link up this  TV  to  your  wireless PC  network  at home. There
is no  need for  a  network  cable.  Enjoy your  pictures, videos and  music
files  from your  PC  on  a  big TV  screen.
Read more about  PC  Network in  Help > Setup > Network.
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